"These are the colours of my country. Every stroke in the painting has meaning and connects to that part of my country. The clapsticks are significant because that sound resonates out, calling people, connecting my spirit to country and to ancestors." Adrian Brown, Ngunnawal http://bit.ly/NMAEncounters | National Museum of Australia

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5.3K views · 127 reactions | Unboxing fashion history ⭐️ The iconic duo Linda Jackson and Jenny Kee reunite to unbox treasures from their past — bold prints, vibrant colours, and unforgettable designs from the gallery’s collection. ✨ Watch the full unboxing, only on YouTube. Be the first to see more treasures — subscribe to our YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLL3Z4s9vCQ | National Gallery of Australia, Canberra | Facebook

Colour television was introduced to Australia on 1 March 1975. From black and white to a burst of sequins, Denise Drysdale was front and centre wearing every colour imaginable on the Ernie Sigley Show the moment colour first lit up Aussie screens. Explore the colours of the 70s in our exhibition 1975: Living in the Seventies: https://brnw.ch/21wX82T | National Library of Australia

228K views · 407 reactions | If you needed an excuse to do laundry, April 15th is National Laundry Day! In honor of today, Jared printed an image of a 130 year old washing machine. The cut is from the Lewis Winter Collection. Jared also discusses the reason why we wear sleeve protectors while working in our print shop exhibit. #NationalLaundryDay #sacramento #printing | Sacramento History Museum | Facebook